PAGE EIGHT PACIFIC GROVE TRIBUNE Who Is He? Miss F. Rowe - A - ifi Honor Roll I LEADING Dies Saturday j 11 'ILII ' /41-11 rl' 261'31 1,141 A. i D h )AV 1,111 1 1 lili 411 r d tt * *4 i rl,-t€'h. 1- N.92),4 31 11 1 1. 1411 1 1 1 1 d 11 1 111 - 9.1 hi ] I _ 51 'ILOT IN_E _ _ 46. Above is the picture of a man who has distinguished himself in Am- erican life. The first five readers who identify the picture, wil be re- warded with a 3-months' subscrip- tion to The Tribune. Detour At Visalia Through Exeter Construction is still under way east of Visalia toward Merriman on the road to Scquoia National Park, reports the Fresno office of the N. A. C. In order to avoid inconvenience J caused by the work, motorists are I detoured easterly from Visalia, thence through Exeter and northerly to the Park. An alternative route is from Visalia to Woodlake, through Lemon Cove and to the Park. Succumbing to a paralytic stroke, Miss Fannie F. Rowe. for many years a Pacific Grove resident, pasad away last Saturday morning at her home, 122 Fourteenth street, at the age of 74 years. Stricken about six weeks ago, Miss Rowe. failed to regain consciousness from the attack. For 35 years she had lived in Paci- fic Grove, coming here with her mother. Mrs. Clara Andrews Rowe. Together they founded El Bethel Mission a.nd devoted much of their time to religious and missionary en- deavors. Her passing is mourned by four nephews, Fred Thorne, New York; George Thorne, Ca meroon, West Africa: William Thorne, Berkeley; and Clarence Thorne, Forest, Cali_ fornia; in addition to a wide circle of friends. 'rhe Rev. John H. Hunter of the Congregational church officiated at the funeral services Monday after- noon at 2:00 p. m., at Pa.ul's Mor- tuary chapel. The chapel was crowd- ed with friends of the deceased. Pall bearers were the three nephews, Wil- liam, George, and Clarence Thorne, and Dr. Spencer Hoyt. Mrs. Spencer Hoyt sang "Rock of Ages" and "When I Come to the End of the Road," accompanied by Mrs. Russell Giles. Interment was in El Carmelo cem- etery. Iii Grove Miss Eleteth McQuilkin, who has been attending San Jose State Teachers' college, is spending the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. R. McQuilkin. dAID About 0 'OWN r FOR THE STORK SHOWER ARE you planning a *'stork" shower and wondering how you can possibly manage it charm- ingly and successfully without an elaborate expenditure of mbney? After all, it's a very human instinct to want to spend as little as pos- sible for a gift but to get some- thing which really looks expensive. Mrs. Woods, of THE JUNIOR SHOPPE, 169!4 Fountain avenue, shows graphically how this can be done in a "shower window" this week containing original, attrac- tive and modestly-priced sugges- tions. 00000 CHEAPER THAN A VACATION lf-I AVE you a tired, jaded feeling nov.·adays? Do you blame it on the fact that you really should be going on a vacation but can't af- ford it? Maybe you are not being quili honest with yourself. It m'ay be only because you have neglect_ ed to keep your shoes in perfect walking condition. Run down heels and general shoe slovenliness can contributo..to fatigue as much as overwork. You may not be able to afford a vacation, but anyone can afford to let VICK'S REPAIR SHOP, Forest avenue, give him shoe comfort. 00000 FOR UNEXPECTED GUESTS rj;HIS is the season of guests- 1 invited and uninvited. That is not news to any resident of Pacific Membership in the California Scholarship Federation, based on high scholastic achievement was at- tained by 13 students of Pacific Grove high school the past semester. These students are: Donald Bus- sey, Hal Decker, Georgann Good, Barbara Ingl'lam, Bobby Jones, Betty Phipps, George Rog€rs, Elsie Bis- nett, Betty Draper, Harry Difren- baugh, James Kenyon, a·nd Marion Robinson, Barbara Kenyon. Following is the merit honor roll for the various classes: SUB-FRESIIMEN A. Margaret McDonald 122 Paul Cosmey .-......... 120 Thomas Dempsey ............................ 119 Donald Crowell ..........................._. 116 Dalene Nielson .. ......................... 116 Ruth Down ............ ,.115 Edward Dumont .... ....................... 115 B. Willard Conway .............._........... 114 Phyllis Mulkay .... .... „... 113 William Ziegler .... 113 Edward Phillips . 112 J Phil.Rose .. 112' Leonard Grantham ..... ... 111 John Paul ..... 111 Alma Lewis ....................._. 109 Edward Neunzig .. ...... 109 FRES}IMEN A. Harry Difrenbaugh ................. 127 Marion Robinson .. ....... 127 J.ames Kenyon ... 122 Billy Workman . ..... . 122 Lois Alsob ............ ...·······-·· ... 121 Frank Holt ...................... ............... 120 Joe Ichiujl .................... -..... 120 Eleanor Beaumont ... 119 Aldina Bettencourt ............ ........ 115 Dorothy Orchard . ....... .... . 115 B. Betty Clemens ........_ ....... ......... 114 2' r ' -- 'il #4 /',,i J I i,1, , 14.4- 1" 1 ,1 ,1,1 1 :6 -14 2- 1 1 -022/ 1 i 114114;r'1111111 16 - 2 I 1-1 11 43 1 1 11 f .495,44 6 ' * '-C'< 4 ./. . I 4»c-« Awl'W0-111 2 J YVIE,4, LI i 'p .8 CIX 2 9/91 0 '191 Id' 4 1 -1/-4 -4.4 1.,, 21'i'j'R,f-1141 ' - -4.-g ,# <,4. 16- 11 .4 111,1112 111- 14 1 1111 :# '* /1-# k'I:,2,1.,,0£11-112'rr'1k22119iij'.'* 141|,*Ir'11 11 1 /1 1',litill'141'1 41.' th ''_· '' '' i t' #.• 'll li 'l Ii' 4,:.Elli 11 1,1, G: - '' 9 1 1 1 bill- 1 4 1 Lli 11 4* , IL.. · 1 - 4111€1 1 1 1.* 1 1 4 1 14 1 11 1 11· /1 1 71 1 1 11 1 JOSEPIIINE BREEN : IMiss Breen, of Hellister, will play 1 to be presented as feature of the tista, Sunday, June 24, while B/r. E The celebration, cernmemorating t) Fit€ I. c) all)93 1 1 4 0/1 , OCR Text: PAGE EIGHT PACIFIC GROVE TRIBUNE Who Is He? Miss F. Rowe - A - ifi Honor Roll I LEADING Dies Saturday j 11 'ILII ' /41-11 rl' 261'31 1,141 A. i D h )AV 1,111 1 1 lili 411 r d tt * *4 i rl,-t€'h. 1- N.92),4 31 11 1 1. 1411 1 1 1 1 d 11 1 111 - 9.1 hi ] I _ 51 'ILOT IN_E _ _ 46. Above is the picture of a man who has distinguished himself in Am- erican life. The first five readers who identify the picture, wil be re- warded with a 3-months' subscrip- tion to The Tribune. Detour At Visalia Through Exeter Construction is still under way east of Visalia toward Merriman on the road to Scquoia National Park, reports the Fresno office of the N. A. C. In order to avoid inconvenience J caused by the work, motorists are I detoured easterly from Visalia, thence through Exeter and northerly to the Park. An alternative route is from Visalia to Woodlake, through Lemon Cove and to the Park. Succumbing to a paralytic stroke, Miss Fannie F. Rowe. for many years a Pacific Grove resident, pasad away last Saturday morning at her home, 122 Fourteenth street, at the age of 74 years. Stricken about six weeks ago, Miss Rowe. failed to regain consciousness from the attack. For 35 years she had lived in Paci- fic Grove, coming here with her mother. Mrs. Clara Andrews Rowe. Together they founded El Bethel Mission a.nd devoted much of their time to religious and missionary en- deavors. Her passing is mourned by four nephews, Fred Thorne, New York; George Thorne, Ca meroon, West Africa: William Thorne, Berkeley; and Clarence Thorne, Forest, Cali_ fornia; in addition to a wide circle of friends. 'rhe Rev. John H. Hunter of the Congregational church officiated at the funeral services Monday after- noon at 2:00 p. m., at Pa.ul's Mor- tuary chapel. The chapel was crowd- ed with friends of the deceased. Pall bearers were the three nephews, Wil- liam, George, and Clarence Thorne, and Dr. Spencer Hoyt. Mrs. Spencer Hoyt sang "Rock of Ages" and "When I Come to the End of the Road," accompanied by Mrs. Russell Giles. Interment was in El Carmelo cem- etery. Iii Grove Miss Eleteth McQuilkin, who has been attending San Jose State Teachers' college, is spending the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. R. McQuilkin. dAID About 0 'OWN r FOR THE STORK SHOWER ARE you planning a *'stork" shower and wondering how you can possibly manage it charm- ingly and successfully without an elaborate expenditure of mbney? After all, it's a very human instinct to want to spend as little as pos- sible for a gift but to get some- thing which really looks expensive. Mrs. Woods, of THE JUNIOR SHOPPE, 169!4 Fountain avenue, shows graphically how this can be done in a "shower window" this week containing original, attrac- tive and modestly-priced sugges- tions. 00000 CHEAPER THAN A VACATION lf-I AVE you a tired, jaded feeling nov.·adays? Do you blame it on the fact that you really should be going on a vacation but can't af- ford it? Maybe you are not being quili honest with yourself. It m'ay be only because you have neglect_ ed to keep your shoes in perfect walking condition. Run down heels and general shoe slovenliness can contributo..to fatigue as much as overwork. You may not be able to afford a vacation, but anyone can afford to let VICK'S REPAIR SHOP, Forest avenue, give him shoe comfort. 00000 FOR UNEXPECTED GUESTS rj;HIS is the season of guests- 1 invited and uninvited. That is not news to any resident of Pacific Membership in the California Scholarship Federation, based on high scholastic achievement was at- tained by 13 students of Pacific Grove high school the past semester. These students are: Donald Bus- sey, Hal Decker, Georgann Good, Barbara Ingl'lam, Bobby Jones, Betty Phipps, George Rog€rs, Elsie Bis- nett, Betty Draper, Harry Difren- baugh, James Kenyon, a·nd Marion Robinson, Barbara Kenyon. Following is the merit honor roll for the various classes: SUB-FRESIIMEN A. Margaret McDonald 122 Paul Cosmey .-......... 120 Thomas Dempsey ............................ 119 Donald Crowell ..........................._. 116 Dalene Nielson .. ......................... 116 Ruth Down ............ ,.115 Edward Dumont .... ....................... 115 B. Willard Conway .............._........... 114 Phyllis Mulkay .... .... „... 113 William Ziegler .... 113 Edward Phillips . 112 J Phil.Rose .. 112' Leonard Grantham ..... ... 111 John Paul ..... 111 Alma Lewis ....................._. 109 Edward Neunzig .. ...... 109 FRES}IMEN A. Harry Difrenbaugh ................. 127 Marion Robinson .. ....... 127 J.ames Kenyon ... 122 Billy Workman . ..... . 122 Lois Alsob ............ ...·······-·· ... 121 Frank Holt ...................... ............... 120 Joe Ichiujl .................... -..... 120 Eleanor Beaumont ... 119 Aldina Bettencourt ............ ........ 115 Dorothy Orchard . ....... .... . 115 B. Betty Clemens ........_ ....... ......... 114 2' r ' -- 'il #4 /',,i J I i,1, , 14.4- 1" 1 ,1 ,1,1 1 :6 -14 2- 1 1 -022/ 1 i 114114;r'1111111 16 - 2 I 1-1 11 43 1 1 11 f .495,44 6 ' * '-C'< 4 ./. . I 4»c-« Awl'W0-111 2 J YVIE,4, LI i 'p .8 CIX 2 9/91 0 '191 Id' 4 1 -1/-4 -4.4 1.,, 21'i'j'R,f-1141 ' - -4.-g ,# <,4. 16- 11 .4 111,1112 111- 14 1 1111 :# '* /1-# k'I:,2,1.,,0£11-112'rr'1k22119iij'.'* 141|,*Ir'11 11 1 /1 1',litill'141'1 41.' th ''_· '' '' i t' #.• 'll li 'l Ii' 4,:.Elli 11 1,1, G: - '' 9 1 1 1 bill- 1 4 1 Lli 11 4* , IL.. · 1 - 4111€1 1 1 1.* 1 1 4 1 14 1 11 1 11· /1 1 71 1 1 11 1 JOSEPIIINE BREEN : IMiss Breen, of Hellister, will play 1 to be presented as feature of the tista, Sunday, June 24, while B/r. E The celebration, cernmemorating t) Fit€ I. c) all)93 1 1 4 0/1 , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,15 th st,125 15th,15TH ST_083.pdf,15TH ST_083.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 15TH ST_083.PDF, 15TH ST_083.pdf 1 Page 1